The Glass Coin - Call For Submissions

The Glass Coin is looking for a little more variety for their December issue. They have a few Christmas themed pieces, but would like something else. Perhaps a piece about the Festival of Lights or any of the ones listed in our summary or any celebration or tradition you may have. Variety is the key.

TRADITIONS & CELEBRATIONS

Extended Deadline – Accepting Submissions until November 15


December 2010 - You fast in Ramadan. Or maybe you eat turkey in October (or November – whatever). Some eat unleavened bread in Nisan. And others go vegan for the first full moon of Taurus. Maybe for you, the best day of the year includes trick-or-treating or fireworks. For some these times are sacred, for others it’s just a day of fun. And no matter when we ring in the New Year, we all have traditions and we all celebrate. What defines our differences can also be the source of our similarities.



Submission guidelines can be found HERE.

Click HERE for future themes.

Call For Submissions - The Glass Coin

OPEN MINDS - The Glass Coin is Accepting Submissions for January & February.

January and February will be months for open minds.
There is no specific theme.
Explore an idea.
If you have a pair of ideas you may send those as well.

For these months, they will accept multiple submissions in the body of an email so they can see your ideas together.

The submission guidelines are here.

The Glass Coin accepts "Good Help Is Hard To Fry"

My story "Good Help Is Hard To Fry" has been accepted for the July issue of The Glass Coin. I am extremely pleased with this story and am deeply grateful to the editors Sairah Saddal and Jo Prescott for taking a chance with this piece.

I will give you more details for this piece when it is up and able to be read.

If you haven't checked out The Glass Coin...go and have a look. Every month has a dual theme. You can see the future themes HERE.

Submission guidelines can be found HERE.

Although only a fledgling publication, The Glass Coin has all the hallmarks of becoming a fantastic site for prose, poetry and art.

Check it out HERE.